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For a growing number of employers, health care costs continue to rise while options for providing coverage continue to dwindle. Nowhere is that truer than in the construction industry, where the cost of health care plans has grown so high that only about half of today's companies provide any type of companywide coverage. At those companies that don't offer some type of coverage, their ability to compete is diminishing. The best workers increasingly are moving to those companies that do offer some type of health care.
My introduction to crisis management came the old-fashioned way---without any plan or preparation. In the early afternoon of Sunday, January 4, 1987, I received a call from a friend whose hobby was monitoring police and fire radio broadcasts. "Have you heard about the train accident?" he asked. Thus began my baptism-by-fire entry into the world of crisis management.
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